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Pack of 20 elastic rubber bands for 30-100 liter bins, waste bin support straps, bin bag cabinet straps, garbage bag liner, home, office

~~£36.42~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by CHAO WORLDWIDE

Product information

Description

General Description

This pack of 20 elastic rubber bands is designed to fit bins from 30 to 100 liters. Made from high-quality rubber with stainless steel connectors, these bands are robust and durable. They offer excellent flexibility, allowing them to adapt to most large bins while maintaining a firm grip on bumps, edges, and curves. These elastic bands are also versatile, suitable for securing tablecloths at picnics or outdoor events, as well as for various household and professional applications.

Technical Specifications

Band circumference: approximately 0.7 m to 1.4 m
Maximum circumference: 143 cm
Rope thickness: 2 mm
Material: High-quality rubber with stainless steel connector

Uses

Elastic bands can be used to:

Secure bins in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and outdoors
Pack goods and move items such as grill covers, carrier boxes, and books
Bundle rugs, barbecue covers, moving and shipping boxes
Keep tablecloths in place at outdoor events

Installation

To install the strips:

First, align the strip around the bin to check the size
Once the size is confirmed, wrap the strip directly around the bin
If the strip is too long, fold it in half or tie it

Other information

Supplied with 20 black strips
Manual measurements: a 1-3 cm error may be present
Color differences may occur due to lighting and display

Features

Brand
XISRENS
Length
1 cm
Width
1 cm
Height
1 cm
Material
Rubber

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